What is your team's all time lineup?
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I talked about this on my podcast, but can't hear what your team's is, in your opinion. So? Let me know!
C:Gabby Hartnett
1B: Anthony Rizzo
2B: Ryne Sandberg
SS: Ernie Banks
3B: Kris Bryant Honorable Mention: Ron Santo
LF: Billy Williams
CF: Hack Wilson
RF: Sammy Sosa Honorable mention: Alfanso Soriano
SP: Greg Maddux
SP: Jake Arrieta
SP: Jon Lester
SP:Kerry Wood
SP: Fergie Jenkins
RP: Aroldis Chapman
BN: Javy Baez -
C:Mickey Cochrane (Lance Parrish)
1B: Hank Greenberg
2B: Charlie Gehringer (Lou Whitaker)
SS: Alan Trammell
3B: George Kell
OF: Ty Cobb
OF: Al Kaline
OF: Kirk Gibson
SP: Hal Newhouser
SP: Mickey Lolich
SP: Jack Morris
SP: Justin Verlander
SP: Max Scherzer
RP: John Hiller (Willie Hernandez)
BN: Miguel Cabrera
MGR: Sparky Anderson -
Mets
Mike Piazza
1B: Keith Hernandez
2B: Edgardo Alfonzo
SS: Jose Reyes
3B: David Wright
LF: Clean Jones
CF: Carlos Beltran
RF: Darryl Strawberry
SP: Tom Seaver
SP: Jacob deGrom
SP: Doc Gooden
SP: Jerry Koosman
SP: Matt Harvey (the couple years he was good he was as good as anyone)
RP: Jesse Orosco
CP: Billy Wagner -
Detroit Tigers
C Ivan Rodriguez
1B: Miguel Cabrera
2B: Ian Kinsler
SS: Alan Trammell
3B: Brandon Inge (created player, since they have no flashback cards
But remember his epic walkoff HR against the Twins?
LF: Torii Hunter
CF: Curtis Granderson
RF: Al Kaline
SP: Justin Verlander
SP: Jack Morris
SP: Max Scherzer
SP: Hal Newhouser
SP: Matt BoydTy Cobb is obviously missing, yes. I suppose I could put in his veteran card from when he was with the Athletics, but it's just not the same as his Signature card, which is too expensive for me.
And I didn't list any bullpen people because, well, we Tigers fans are all too familiar with that story.
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